Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube today announced they would cooperate on a plan to help limit the spread of terrorist content online. The companies said that together they will create a shared industry database that will be used to identify this content, including what they describe as the “most extreme and egregious terrorist images and videos” that have been removed from their respective services.

In fulfillment of promised made last week when he
visited Nigeria, the world most populous black
nation, the social media giant, facebook founder,
Mr. Mark Zuckerberge has added Yoruba and Igbo
languages to Facebook language options
Before, now, Hausa language was already a
facebook language

The world's 7th richest man and Facebook founder
Mark Zuckerberg quietly came into Nigeria today to
see how Facebook works in Nigeria, how it can be
improved and how it can support tech development
in Africa. He's presently CC Hub in Yaba and these
are exclusive photos.

Facebook’s Billionaire founder, Mark Zuckerberg definitely has a couple of Nigerians around him working in his organisation.

The father of a Paris terror attack victim has filed
a lawsuit against Twitter, Google and Facebook
for allowing Islamic State (IS) to use their
platforms to spread terrorist propaganda, the
media reported on Thursday.

Internet giants, Facebook in
collaboration with Airtel, have
launched Internet.org Free Basics, a
free internet browsing app in
Nigeria.